TECHNOLOGY USE GUIDELINES. Internet access through the school district is a valuable learning resource for students. Students will be permitted to have access to the Internet and the school district's computer network unless their parent/guardian files a written objection at the beginning of each school year. Students will be provided technology equipment which requires reasonable care and can create financial liability for breakage. A form for refusing student access may be found on the school district website: xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx (To review the district's Acceptable Use Policy: Please go to the district website under Parents; click Technology Resources, scroll down to Policies) Parent/Guardian Signature: Date ** YOUR CHILD IS NOT OFFICIALLY ENROLLED UNTIL HIS/HER BIRTH CERTIFICATE, IMMUNIZATION RECORD AND PROOF OF RESIDENCY ARE VERIFIED ---ANY INFORMATION OMITTED OR FALSIFIED BY PARENT/GUARDIAN MAY INVALIDATE THIS ENROLLMENT** Parent/Guardian Signature: Date OFFICE USE ONLY Enrollment Date Grade Level Other(student) # STN SS # Bus # Food Service Locker/Combo Classroom Birth Certificate/I-94/Resident Card Yes No Date Rcvd Passport or Visa Yes No Date Rcvd Home Language Survey (Original) Yes No Date Rcvd Immunization Records Yes No Date Rcvd Race/Ethnicity Survey (Original) Yes No Date Rcvd Address Verified Yes No Date Rcvd Custodial Papers Yes No Date Rcvd COMPLETE ONLY IF APPLICABLE TO YOUR SCHOOL
TECHNOLOGY USE GUIDELINES. Educational Purpose/ Responsible Use: Technology is to be used to enhance student learning. Students are able to access social networking and gaming sites only under the guidance and supervision of the teacher for the educational outcomes identified within the lesson and given appropriate age. Copyright/Intellectual Property and Identity: All sources obtained for teacher and student work should be properly cited. Users are to respect the rights and intellectual property of others in accordance with Federal Copyright Law. Transferring copyrighted material to or from a school without express permission of the owner is a violation of Federal Law and could result in copyright infringement claims. Communications: Electronic and/or Digital communications with students should be conducted for educationally appropriate purposes and employ only school- sanctioned means of communication. The school-sanctioned communications methods include: • Teacher school web page, school-issued email and/or phone number • Teacher created, educationally focused networking sites • Student Information System and Learning Management System • Remind Communication app – or similar i.e. Class Dojo, Seesaw Teachers, administrators or staff members in their normal responsibilities and duties may be required to contact parents outside of the school day. A teacher, administrator or staff member is free to contact parents or guardians using a home phone or a personal cell phone. However, they should not distribute a home phone number or a personal cell phone number to students. If a student contacts a teacher or administrator using a teacher or administrator’s personal numbers, email or social networking sites, theteacher or administrator should immediately report this to the administrator or appropriate authorities. Electronic and Mobile Devices, Cell phone/Wearable technology: Users must adhere to local school policy that may further define uses of mobile devices. The administrator of the local school will determine permissible use. If a particular mobile device is to be used for an educational purpose, the school administration and/or teacher will provide parameters for this use.
